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Plant Propagation

Plant Propagation. Chazz Hesselein Extension Horticulturist, ACES. Plant Propagation. Sexual Propagation (propagation by seeds) Mixing of genetic material of parents Seeds cheaper Asexual Propagation (vegetative propagation) Production of clones (genetically identical to parents)

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Plant Propagation

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  1. Plant Propagation Chazz Hesselein Extension Horticulturist, ACES

  2. Plant Propagation • Sexual Propagation (propagation by seeds) • Mixing of genetic material of parents • Seeds cheaper • Asexual Propagation (vegetative propagation) • Production of clones (genetically identical to parents) • More expensive than seeds

  3. SEX Propagation by Seeds

  4. Can see where you’ve sown seed

  5. Simple Methods for Improving Success

  6. Vegetative Propagation

  7. Vegetative Propagation Propagation by Grafting and Budding

  8. Vegetative Propagation Propagation by Grafting and Budding Cleft Graft

  9. Phloem or Bark Scion cambium matches rootscock on wide edge Xylem or wood

  10. Cambium of Rootstock Cambium of Scion

  11. Cambium of Rootstock and Scion are aligned

  12. Vegetative Propagation Propagation by Grafting and Budding “T” or June Budding

  13. Insert bud (scion) here Opening bud flap with back side of budding knife

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